About

Alison Sahmel is a master chromist and printmaker with over 25 years of experience in fine art silkscreen. Her career spans formative years at Pace Prints and a decade at Two Palms, where she collaborated with artists like Chuck Close, Elizabeth Peyton, Chris Ofili, and Cecily Brown.

In 2019, she founded Pegasus Prints, a Brooklyn-based studio known for its inventive processes and meticulous craftsmanship. Today, while the studio is on pause, Pegasus continues as the platform for Sahmel’s independent chromist practice—supporting artists, publishers, and institutions in translating artwork into print with care, complexity, and clarity.

Her contributions have been featured in major publications, museum exhibitions, and collaborations with leading galleries and brands.

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